WGU D101 Cost and Managerial Accounting
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108 terms chilling_starsPreview WGU D104 Intermediate Accounting...144 terms kristineburrow Preview WGU - 263 term Ma What is a price taker?A company that has to accept the price that the market sets for a good. They have no influence over setting the price.What is a price maker?a firm possessing the power to set the price within the market. They still need to track all costs in order to make sure they are making an adequate return.What is the major purpose and use of job order costing?
- To create a system that tracks both manufacturing and
- To create a system in which manufacturing costs are
- To create a system in which manufacturing costs are
- To create a system that is exclusively used by price
period costs and assigns both to products
tracked by period instead of by products
accumulated by separate product orders or batches
makers and not by price takers c.
Which statement is true?
- Having accurate product or service cost information is
- Having accurate product or service cost information is
- Having accurate produce or service cost information is
- Having accurate product or service cost information is
- With accurate job cost information, the first company
- With accurate job cost information, the first company
- With accurate job cost information, the first company
- With accurate job cost information, the first company
important for both price takers and price makers.
important for price takers, but not price makers.
not important for either price takers or price makers.
important for price makers, but not price takers.a.Two competitors exist in the same industry. The first company has accurate product cost information while the second company does not.What is the reason behind why the first company is more successful than the second?
can undercut the second company's prices, thus driving the second company out of business.
can set prices that guarantee making a profit, can understand which costs need to be worked on, and can determine which actions can be taken to make the company more efficient and profitable.
can pay higher wages to employees, thus motivating them more than the employees of the second company.
can set prices higher than the second company, thus earning higher profits.b.
Job order costing is appropriate when which two conditions exist?
- Products produced are all the same, and the
- Products produced are distinct from each other, and
- Products produced are distinct, but the manufacturing
- Products produced are all the same, but the
- So manufacturers can charge a price based on costs
- So companies can minimize the profits they are earning
- So manufacturers can charge a price based on
- So companies can grow faster than all competitors in
- Air filter manufacturer
- Soda bottler
- Paper towel manufacturer
- Commercial aircraft manufacturer
- Tracking total direct materials for a given period of time
- Having no manufacturing overhead assigned to the
- Tracking total direct labor costs for a period of time
- Identifying each specific job or product manufactured
manufacturing processes used to produce them are the same.
the manufacturing processes used are different for different products.
processes used are the same for different products.
manufacturing processes used to produce them are different for different products.b.Why is having accurate product cost information important?
and a reasonable markup
estimated product costs, not including a reasonable markup
their industry a.Which type of company should use job order costing?
d.What is a condition to using job order costing?
product cost
d.
Which costs should be assigned to each product under a job order costing system?
- Direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing
- Direct labor, manufacturing overhead, and
- Direct materials, direct labor, and administrative
- Manufacturing overhead, administrative expenses, and
- Manufacturer of custom furniture
- Manufacturer of paint
- Food processing plant
- Loan processing firm
- Process costing
- Average unit costing
- Profitability costing
- Job order costing
- When work-in-process inventory is transferred to
- When finished goods inventory is sold
- When the cost of goods manufactured is being
- When manufacturing overhead costs are applied to
- Finished goods inventory
- Cost of goods sold
- Work-in-process inventory
- Direct materials
overhead
administrative expenses
expenses
depreciation of office buildings a.Which company should use a job ordering costing system?
a.The profitability of each separate job or product can only be tracked using which product costing system?
d.In completing its job order costing journal entries, ABC Company's accountants made a credit entry to finished goods inventory.When is this entry made?
finished goods inventory
calculated
products being made b.Which account are the costs of the raw materials, direct labor, and miscellaneous manufacturing overhead transferred to when the product is being manufactured?
c.